ED VAN DER ELSKEN: Love on the Left BankThis is a facsimile edition of one of the classic photography books of the 20th century. Originally published in 1956, the book focuses on the Left Bank of Paris at the time when the area was a centre of creative ferment and the home of the artists, writers and aesthetes who would determine the cultural agenda of a generation. With its unconventional, gritty, snapshot like technique the work was widely acclaimed as expanding the boundaries of

from which it is unable to extricate itself

a man of straw

The book is presented as if it were an annual report and the accompanying text by author Nicholas Shaxson presents a clear insight into how these tax havens feed into the global economy and how they impact not only on the world of business but also on our everyday lives

'Light bulb'

Hardback 112 pages

Her photographs of Bedouins were published in FOTO magazine and Der Spiegel

is the first time that the extensive range of his work has been published in a single volume

From one moment to the next

and was given great freedom in the editing of his work

He challenges his audience to reconsider their notions of ‘landscape’ in the light of current land use practices

and where traditional culture and identity is inevitably slipping away

though we nevertheless sense that there is a truth in everything